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In a way, we're ending where this all began. James Bond has been on many adventures with us throughout this series, but with Casino Royale, they took the spy back to his roots. We meet a Bond on his first assignment after becoming a double-O and we get a fresh face in Daniel Craig. Based on the Ian Fleming novel of the same name, the franchise has gone back to the well to see if they can revive the old spy after twenty movies it was time for something new. How did the producers handle the hand they were dealt? Was it a real royal flush, or did they just bluff their way to the box office? Let's find out together.

We have a new bad movie and brand new Bond! Daniel Craig takes us on a ride in this direct sequel to Casino Royale. Being a sequel, the expectations were very high, but the writer's strike of the time really hindered the ability for the movie to get made with a coherent storyline. Was it really that bad? Stephen and Travis take a look and make that decision for themselves. Let's dive into the Quantum of Solace!

We're going to a new Bond actor again, this time with Pierce Brosnan! The second non-Brit to take on the role, Pierce Brosnan also had the longest gap between movies at 6 years. Pierce came on the scene and brought his own version of 007 to the screen in a way most people seemed to admire. But did they admire every film? Apparently not! Case in point, The World is Not Enough. Well, turns out the movie was also not enough to keep audiences interested as this came in as the lowest critically reviewed film of his run. Which is saying something when you consider Die Another Day also exists.Tell us what you thought of this one.

The best of Timothy Dalton is right here! Licence to kill took us from being a series of movies about a posh spy who occasionally got into some fisticuffs, and straight into Rambo territory with a spy who could shoot big guns, hang out of airplanes, and generally be a major bad ass. Was all that off limits to James Bond? Not according to the critics! Audiences were ready for James Bond to shed his Roger Moore stylings and vault into the 1980s...well at the end of the 80s. It was a lot and a little late, but did the job they wanted anyway. Bond became relevant again, just in time for Timothy Dalton to hang up the tuxedo.What did Stephen and Travis think of this one? Tune in and find out!

The era of Timothy Dalton begins! We kick off this segment of the season with the worst movie he did: The Living Daylights. Did it deserve to be the worst movie? Maybe. He only did two of them after all so one of them is going to be the worst movie. With a 74% critics rating on Rotten Tomatoes, it may come in as the lesser of the two, but far from "rotten." Stephen and Travis take a look at this movie and discuss all the things that made it worth watching in general. They dive into what makes Timothy Dalton different, and how the team of writers and directors made the transition from Roger Moore's time into a more action oriented era.Enjoy the show!

We're finishing up Roger Moore's run as James Bond with the critical best of his SEVEN films. Having the longest run of movies definitely gives critics plenty to work with and compare to, and this one stands above the rest as the best Bond movie from his era. Whether it deserves that is up to Stephen and Travis to decide. This one has a little of everything: boats, helicopters, women, gadgets, villains, and everything in between.

Your old spy movie obsessed friends are back with what the world seems to think is THE WORST of the Roger Moore films. We're covering 1985's "A View to a Kill," coming in at a miserable 36% critics review on Rotten Tomatoes. This movie clearly was not loved by critics or audiences, but does it deserve it? We sit down and go through this thing with a fine toothed comb. Maybe just about as fine toothed as the comb Christopher Walken used on his hair in this movie.Enjoy the show and be sure to let us know what you think about this movie! Is everyone else wrong and this movie is great?

You may have asked yourself, "How are they going to do George Lazenby if he was only in one Bond movie?" Well, here's your answer. We're only doing the one George Lazenby movie. We're just going to have to treat it as both his worst and his best. Which is kind of funny because I think that's an apt description of this movie entirely. It has great parts and it has less than stellar parts. Find out the full story from us on this episode!